All About Aromatherapy
Therapy or the sheer fun of relishing the gains of essential oils? Aromatherapy mixes them both by the great use of herbal extracts that induce a state of well being.Simple Methods To Use The Antiviral Properties Of Essential Oils
July 29, 2010 by Peggy Grace · Leave a Comment
The antiviral activity of essential oils is one of their most intriguing effects. Many respected aromatherapists believe the greatest potential of the oils used in aromatherapy is to treat infectious illness — and while bacterial infections are a significant health issue, it is viral pathogens that are spread the most rapidly. Whether you’re interested in managing through “cold and flu” season, or preventing and treating other sorts of viral infections, essential oils may hold your answer.
Roman Chamomile Uses
July 27, 2010 by Ace Winget · Leave a Comment
Roman chamomile is not to be confused with German chamomile. Roman and German chamomile are different species of plants. There are many differences, the main one being different colors and Roman chamomile is much milder than German chamomile.
Easy Aromatherapy: Making Your Own Essential Oil Mists
July 25, 2010 by Kristen Simpson · Leave a Comment
Using essential oils is a fantastic and effective method of supporting your family’s health, and one of the most simple, cost-effective means is by making your own natural aroma-mists. The making of aromatherapy sprays and mists is great opportunity to nurture your family: Essential oils are well-known for their positive health benefits, and many scientific studies have demonstrated their effects. Simple aromatic usage has been shown to reduce stress, improve sleep and even sharpen mental acuity. Making essential oil sprays is something that you can do alone or with your children as a project that is both fun to do, and can open a whole new world of natural health and wellness for your loved ones.
Lemongrass Fights Toenail Fungus
July 22, 2010 by Ace Winget · Leave a Comment
Lemongrass essential oil has a lot of different uses. One of those uses is to fight off toenail fungus. Lemongrass essential oil purges toenail fungus from the nail.
Basil And Lemongrass
July 20, 2010 by Ace Winget · 4 Comments
Lemongrass and basil are popular essential oils that work great with one another. They can be perfectly blended and help each other out. Their combination is a popular ingredient in a lot of handmade natural soaps.
Reasons To Use Lemon Essential Oil
July 20, 2010 by Ace Winget · Leave a Comment
Lemon can help you lose weight quicker. Lemon oil stimulates blood and lymph circulation. This allows your body to detoxify quickly, allowing you to lose weight fast. Lemon essential oil also boosts your metabolism levels, enabling you to burn off fat more quickly.
Beginning Aromatherapy: A Look At The Techniques Of Inhalation, Massage And Ingestion Of Essential Oils
July 18, 2010 by Harriet Blisston · Leave a Comment
Essential oils are profoundly effective natural medicines whose popularity has grown significantly in the last decade. The body of scientific evidence supporting their very diverse therapeutic actions is growing rapidly, validating the interest of the natural medicine community in their use. At the same time, many people are just not sure what they should be doing with these little bottles of great smelling liquids. People new to aromatherapy get the idea that there’s something valuable here, but not sure how to make use of them in their own lives. Here’s a look at the three major schools of aromatherapy, which will serve as an important starting point for the beginning practitioner.
Preserving Your Essential Oils With Proper Storage
July 18, 2010 by Helen Jameson · 1 Comment
Venturing onto the Internet, one finds an almost infinite range of opinion on the longevity of essential oils, and what the best practices for storing oils might be. Do true essential oils, as some claim, last forever? Do they all get stored in cool, dark places? How about the refrigerator? The truth is that there are several correct answers depending on the essential oil variety. Here’s a look at the range of shelf-lives, and how best to care for each type of therapeutic essential oil.
Peppermint And Its Relatives: Aromatherapy’s Stimulants
July 17, 2010 by Laura Dees · 1 Comment
Essential oils from the mint family (technically the “Labiatae” family) are among the most popular in aromatherapy, in part from their impressive diverse therapeutic applications. The mints include peppermint, spearmint and corn mint, along with a close cousin: catnip. Recently, there’s even been solid scientific research backing the use of these oils as medicines for both the mind and body. Here’s a look at the many important benefits of these oils, and how you can make use of them in your own life.
Great Essential Oils To Use With Your Hair
July 16, 2010 by Ace Winget · Leave a Comment
We all want healthy hair. Essential oils are a wonderful way to help improve our hair. There are some oils that work better than others. Here are our favorites.













































